Tim Townsend (1)

After all the angsty X-Men comics I've been reading lately it was nice to read one that was more humorous.

[b:Wolverine and the X-Men, Vol. 1|13021244|Wolverine and the X-Men, Vol. 1|Jason Aaron|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1333379483s/13021244.jpg|18183850] features Wolverine and Kitty Pride trying to pass inspection so they can open up the Jean Grey school for mutants. As expected, things don't go well when the new Hellfire Club decides to attack.

I loved the dynamic of Wolverine and show more Kitty Pride trying to play nice with the bigoted inspectors while also attempting to keep the school in one piece as things began to fall down around them. It was a great set-up for the series and I can't wait to read [b:Wolverine and the X-Men, Vol. 2|13537838|Wolverine and the X-Men, Vol. 2|Jason Aaron|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1388210148s/13537838.jpg|19100019]. show less

Absolutely delicious. This could be the best school evah. Get rid of all the old guard and leave only wolverine to tend to the matriculation. What could go wrong, after all? Apocalypse kid? I can't wait to read more.

Thanks to all you peeps out there turning me on to these little gems, I'm probably going to have a few sleepless nights ahead of me.

Entertaining romp when Wolverine takes over as headmaster (with assistance from Kitty Pryde and Iceman. The latest incarnation of the Hellfire club decide to disrupt things and Wolverine finds out what it's like to be on the receiving end of what he often dished out himself to Xavier.

It's been ages since I read any X-Men but never mind that since reading a marvel comic is like watching a soap opera on the telly. Some people have died, some have return from death, there are some new faces and suddenly Wolverine is a professor…



Yes it's Generation X again apparently. I have missed a lot of things since I haven’t read much marvel lately, but Jean Grey is apparently dead (again!) and Wolverine and Cyclops have had a fallen out and now Wolverine has open up a school for show more the next generation of X-Men. And all hell breaks loss from day one. It’s really fun to read and frankly the new generations of X-Men in training are a lot alike today’s kids when it comes to behavior (thank God they are not mutants in real life that would be awful!)… show less